Chapter 15 — The Day You Abandoned My Mother and My Child in the Middle of the Airport

Don't bother anymore. Twenty years of his dedication. In her eyes. It's no longer worth it. Tham Niem stood up. The voice is not loud. But the entire meeting room immediately fell silent.

"I know."

“People have a lot of questions.”

“Please introduce yourself.”

“I am Tham Niem.”

“Ly Minh Trach's ex-wife.”

“At the same time, she is also Niem Niem's mother.”

“From today.”

“I will take over all company management.”

Like a blade. Stabbed straight into Ly Minh Trach's heart. An elderly shareholder stood up. The voice was full of dissatisfaction.

“What qualifications do you have to manage the company?”

“Do you understand real estate?”

“Do you know how to run a business?”

Tham Niem did not answer. She turned around. Look at the man in the dark blue vest behind him.

“Introduction.”

“This is Mr. Trieu Vien Son.”

“Former Deputy General Director of Dinh Thinh Real Estate Group.”

Tham Niem said calmly.

“Mr. Trieu has worked at Dinh Thinh for fifteen years.”

“In charge of project development.”

“And control costs.”

“From today.”

“He will serve as the company's Chief Executive Officer.”

Trieu Vien Son. Dinh Thinh. The meeting room exploded once again. Dinh Thinh. Is their biggest rival. Former Deputy General Director of the opponent. Coming to be the CEO of this company again?

“No way!”

Another shareholder stood up.

“We disagree.”

Tham Niem remained calm. She pulled out a document from the file. Place on the table.

“It is a share transfer agreement.”

“Signed by General Director Ly.”

“Notarized.”

“The legal validity is beyond doubt.”

She took out the second document.

“This is Mr. Trieu Vien Son's labor contract.”

“He accepted to join the company.”

“Only seventy percent of market salary.”

“Accompanied by a commitment agreement.”

“If within a year.”

“The company's net profit increased by less than thirty percent.”

“He will not receive a single salary.”

Tham Niem took out the third document.

“This is a letter of intent to cooperate.”

“For the Nam Thanh project of Dinh Thinh Real Estate Group.”

“Mr. Trieu brought with him Dinh Thinh's biggest project.”

“Total contract value.”

“Twelve billion yuan.”

“If the cooperation is successful.”

“The company's revenue this year.”

“It will double.”

Twelve billion yuan. Revenue doubled. The shareholders were still planning to protest. One by one silence. Ly Minh Trach sat there. Looking at Tham Niem calmly, clearly presenting his entire plan. He found it funny. He always thought Tham Niem was just a housewife. Knownothing. In just half a year. She attracted the opponent's core senior personnel. Win your competitor's biggest project. Take over your entire company. Until now. Still worried about her…

“Don't know how to manage a business.”

“If there are no more questions.”

Tham Niem looked around the conference room.

“Everyone please sign the share transfer documents.”

No one objected. Each person. Take turns holding the pen. Forty minutes later. All documents are complete. Tham Niem put away the documents. Looking towards Ly Minh Trach.

“General Manager Ly.”

“Thank you for taking care of me over the years.”

She held out her hand.

“From today.”

“Please help me pack up my personal belongings.”

“Before tomorrow.”

“Please move out of the Council Chairman's office administration.”

Ly Minh Trach did not shake her hand. He stood up. Turn around. Step out of the meeting room. The hallway is very long. The sound of his leather shoes clicking on the tile floor. Each hollow sound echoed. Behind the back. Applause echoed throughout the meeting room. It's for Tham Niem. He entered the elevator. As soon as the elevator door closed. He could still clearly hear Tham Niem's voice echoing from the end of the hallway.

“Next.”

“We begin our first executive meeting.”

“General Manager Trieu.”

“Would you mind introducing the details of the Nam Thanh project?”

The elevator door closed completely. Ly Minh Trach leaned his back against the wall. Look at your face in the mirror. Forty-two years old. Used to be CEO of a real estate corporation. Owning assets of more than hundreds of millions. And now. There's nothing left.